By rupald on

Sample book structure:

Book Name
--1 Category
----1.1 Category
------1.1.1 Category
--2 Category

So for example for "1.1.1 Category" node the link should be

Book Name/1 Category/1.1 Category/1.1.1 Category

Right now I have got:
[node:book:root]/[node:book:title]

But this does not print the sub categories present in between. Is there any pattern where pathauto can generate the complete ancestral categories?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 7.x

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caschbre’s picture

caschbre commented

I don't have a D7 installation in front of me with the book module installed, but with D6 the token you would want is [bookpath-raw]. That would give you the full path.

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maxoskar’s picture

maxoskar commented

Did you manage to solve this issue?
I'm having the same right now.

vtec-addict’s picture

vtec-addict commented

X2 - I am also having this problem.

Can anyone suggest a way to create a URL patten which will accomplish this, regardless of hierarchy level?

If not by using the provided tokens, how else would this be accomplished.

Thanks, Ali..

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vince.DB’s picture

vince.DB commented

I bumped into the same problem, I wanted a URL path like shows/specific-show/venues/specific-venue.

What worked for me was [node:book:parents:join-path]/[node:title]

Maxodrom’s picture

Maxodrom commented

You can try simply this URL alias from Pathauto module:
[node:book:parents:join-path]/[node:book:title].html

Doing so you'll get:
bookname => /bookname.html
--category1 => /bookname/category1.html
----category1.1 => /bookname/category1/category1.1.html
----category1.2 => /bookname/category1/category1.2.html
--category2 => /bookname/category2.html
----category2.1 => /bookname/category2/category2.1.html